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Could you not put the RV in a shipping container, though?

Citation?

This is what the folks behind the HSR are banking on, and also why I voted for it

I know of a couple dispensaries/delivery services in LA that use payment apps (Square, PayPal, etc) and leave the line item descriptions blank.

Bold, but it seems to work for them.

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

IIRC, it's mentioned when you install brew

Having disabilities, animals damaging infrastructure, garden-variety traffic accidents, and suicides are all classified as "stupid shit"?

GitHub also lets new contributors edit in upstream repositories - and then coordinates a new fork, branch, and PR for the change when the user clicks "Save".

> what's to prevent Joe from GIVING his identifying info to someone and then claiming identity theft? Or just buying stuff and claiming identity theft?

That would be the same crime as someone using Joe's stolen credit card info - fraud.

The barrier of entry to pharmaceutical sales is a bit higher than electronics.

> In the city if you don't have a doorman, a package is almost guaranteed to get stolen.

I'm guessing you're in NYC?

Doormen are not common in LA/SF.

It's still more data-hungry, though. AlphaGo can play many millions of rounds against itself in the time it takes a human to play one round.

Humans are many magnitudes more efficient at improving a skill, computers just appear to do it better sometimes because they can move faster.

I have a friend who has one, she uses it quite heavily - routinely cutting around $250 out of her Uber costs. She gets a new one every week.

Yeah, that's what GP is describing, I think - people would visit the evil URL while on a cellular connection in order to, ostensibly, get the password for the secured WiFi connection.

Did Humble Bundle let IGN name their own price?

I'm a Monero dilettante, but my understanding is that this is not the case - your private key (or some derivative of it) is needed in order to unmask transactions on the blockchain that involve you, so others can't see what you've been up to. See below:

"When you send funds to someone’s public address, what happens is that you actually send the funds to a randomly created brand new one-time destination address. This means that the public record does not contain any mention that funds were received to the recipient’s public address.

For the same reason, the funds that you are sending were not associated with your own public address either in the public record. Therefore, when you send these funds, the public record will not show that the funds originated from your public address and will not show that the funds were sent to the recipient’s public address."

Source: https://www.monero.how/how-does-monero-work-details-in-plain...

The idea that offspring is the only thing you can give to the world is patently false.

+1. I took it once, and it was a wonderful time. Jump for the business class seats, they aren't much more expensive and are quite nice.

But yes - absolutely terrible from a commuter perspective.

The Coastal Starlight runs from Union Station in DTLA to Jack London Square in Oakland. From there, it's a quick walk to BART to get into San Francisco - no bus required.

That being said, the trip takes 13 hours and some change, depending where in SF you're trying to go - which would be blown out of the water by HSR.

A sizable chunk of that 6B are people that don't live in a society that is structured for online dating (undeveloped region, arranged marriages, etc)

No, but they do own LensCrafters, Sunglass Hut, Apex by Sunglass Hut, Pearle Vision, Sears Optical, Target Optical, and Glasses.com...

A non-profit is still legally structured as a business entity (be it a corporation, LLC, whatever).

Non-profit status is given by the IRS, allowing the entity to avoid taxes. It doesn't change the underlying entity's structure.

NB: I'm not a lawyer.

The CDC says 12.1% of the adult US population has sinusitis[1].

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/sinuses.htm

That's exactly how free markets work - "Your profit margin is my opportunity".

This goes double for Safari, which filters out any text in tab names that is shared between two or more tabs.

> If I ever saw an unusual charge on my credit cards, I’d just get it refunded. How much actual harm is going to come out of this? My suspicion is not that much.

Fraudulent charges on an existing account is not the concern when someone has your SSN and other high-value information - it's the ability for someone else to open an account in your name that you have no knowledge of.

Tinder is Facebook-only, last I checked

Who said the hypothetical plaintiff was interested in _Equifax's_ credit monitoring services? They've already demonstrated they can't keep data safe.

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